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Fine Gael's Gerry Cooney has been eliminated in the Longford MD area on the fifth count
Fine Gael's Gerry Cooney has been eliminated from the Longford Municipal District electoral race on the fifth count.
Mr Cooney's 149 votes are now being distributed among the remaining ten candidates.
Fianna Fáil's Joe Flaherty remains the only candidate elected and with six seats left to be filled there are six candidates who are on 634 votes or more and they are Peggy Nolan 779 (Fine Gael), Gerry Hagan 755 (Fine Gael), Gerry Warnock 722 (Independent), John Browne 715 (Fine Gael), Seamus Butler 708 (Fianna Fáil) and Martin Monaghan 634 (Fianna Fáil) in that order.
The quota is 838 votes.
COUNT FIVE:
Adejnmi Uremu (FF) +10 279
Browne, John (FG) +3 715
Butler, Seamus (FF) +3 708
Cooney, Gerard (FG) +2 149
Gallagher, Seamus (Ind) +10 184
Hagan, Gerry (FG) +2 755
Keown, Tena (SF) +21 411
Monaghan, Martin (FF) +7 634
Nolan, Peggy (FG) +3 779
Sexton, Mae (Ind) +5 493
Warnock, Gerry (Ind) +21 722
Gerry Cooney's 149 votes to be distributed among the remaining ten candidates in Count Six.
Also read: ELECTIONS 2019: AT A GLANCE | The members of Longford County Council as they are elected
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— Longford Co. Council (@longfordcoco) May 27, 2019
Result Sheet for Count Five for the Longford LEA #LE19 #LocalElection #Longford pic.twitter.com/or4unSZT1X
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